In 1989, Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe's 11th tour performance, August 10th, New York's Wantagh performance, was recorded completely with a tripod-mounted audience shot. The sound was recorded completely with high-quality line recording. The sound is not a soundboard source, but probably an ALD recording, but the sound quality is perfect. This take is the same as the one previously released by Sirene under the title "Electric Meeting", but the screen quality has improved to an incomparable extent, and there is no doubt that it was digitally copied from the master or something quite close to it. As a 1989 audience shot, the video quality is the highest of all artist titles. The camera captures the parts you want to see, including each person's solo parts in the song, suggesting that the photographer is familiar with the music of Yes and ABWH. Moreover, this board seems to have been supervised by a considerable maniac, and the audio part has been completely recorded by filling in the audio master of the same day from the 9th minute of the "Crisis" in the middle of the video master to the 3rd minute of Themes, which is missing from the video video master. Furthermore, by effectively using still images, the audio of Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra is inserted, and it has succeeded in producing a dramatic effect different from the sudden start of the previous one. (Overall, it is recorded for 17 minutes longer than the previous one.) There is no other title that has recorded the live performance of ABWH, which is attractive for its lineup and set only at this time, so well, and its vivid charm is wonderful even surpassing the official video. The combination of Bill Bruford of the electric drum era, who stimulates the listener with a loud tone, and Tony Levin of the transcendent play, stands out in every song. In particular, the Levin/Bruford Duet on Disc 2 is a must-see. Perhaps because it was the first performance of the tour, Steve Howe and the other members gave a performance with a refreshing and enthusiastic feel in various places, and it was clear that all the members were satisfied with this new unit and were enjoying playing. Even so, the video and sound quality are truly amazing. This is a highly recommended title that I think will never be better than this in the future video titles of ABWH. It is truly the best of the best. Live at Jones Beach Amphitheater, Wantagh, New York, USA 10th August 1989 AMAZING SHOT(HUGE UPGRADE) & SBD Disc 1 1. The Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra 2. Time And A Word/Owner Of A Lonely Heart/Teakbois 3. Clap 4. Mood For A Day 5. Gone But Not Forgotten 6. Long Distance Runaround 7. Bruford Solo 8. thright 9. And You And I 10. I've Seen All Good People 11. Close To The Edge Disc 2 1. Themes 2. Levin/Bruford Duet 3. Brother Of Mine 4. The Meeting 5. Heart Of The Sunrise 6. Order Of The Universe 7. Roundabout 8. Starship Trooper Jon Anderson - Vocals Bill Bruford - Drums Steve Howe - Guitars Rick Wakeman - Keyboards Julian Colbeck - Keyboards Tony Levin - Bass Milton Mcdonald - Guitars COLOR NTSC Approx.151min.
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